60p

Cary Knoop · August 20th, 2017, 06:33 PM

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Originally Posted by David Banner

60P footage works fine mixed on a 24P or 30P timeline. It plays normal speed but also gives you the option for smooth slow motion.

60P at normal speed on a 24P timeline is a problem, you either have to skip or blend frames.

Steven Shea · August 22nd, 2017, 12:42 PM

I tend to shoot lots of the broll at 60p. Detail shots, some parts getting ready. Most of the bridal photo shoot I will as well. Anything without people where there's sufficient light for 1/125th shutter. Sometimes I'll shoot part of the dancing in 60p as well.

60p can always be played in real time on a 24p timeline, but it's not ideal. I can spot it, but I'm not sure if it's a huge deal as I doubt clients would notice or care.

I've also started shooting a lot of the processional with one stationary camera shooting 24p, and a handheld one with a longer lens shooting it in 60p. Mostly for some slow mo highlight shots if need be.

August 22nd, 2017, 12:42 PM	#17
Steven Shea Regular Crew Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: Vancouver, Canada Posts: 58	Re: 60p I tend to shoot lots of the broll at 60p. Detail shots, some parts getting ready. Most of the bridal photo shoot I will as well. Anything without people where there's sufficient light for 1/125th shutter. Sometimes I'll shoot part of the dancing in 60p as well. 60p can always be played in real time on a 24p timeline, but it's not ideal. I can spot it, but I'm not sure if it's a huge deal as I doubt clients would notice or care. I've also started shooting a lot of the processional with one stationary camera shooting 24p, and a handheld one with a longer lens shooting it in 60p. Mostly for some slow mo highlight shots if need be.